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Standing Figures





Left to right. All by Sir Francis Derwent Wood: (a) Nude with Peacock and (b) Nude female figure with grapes, (c) Nude Torso (d) Nude (on Chelsea Embankment) (e) La Moqeuse [sic]





Left to right. (a) Andrea Lucchesi's Destiny. (b) Andrea Lucchesi's The Flight of Fancy. (c) Albert Toft's Fate Led. (d) Frederick William Pomeroy's The Wood Nymph. (e) Frederick William Pomeroy's Pensée. (f) Edward Onslow Ford's Echo





Left to right. (a and b) Two by Sir Edgar Bertram Mackennal, both entitled The Dancer. ( (c) Albert Toft's The Bather. (d) Charles Leonard Hartwell's The Rising Tide





Left: Percy Portsmouth's The Necklace . Middle left: Hamo Thornycroft's The Kiss . Middle: Mary Pownall’s Maiden Meditation. Middle right: Horace Montford's A Song for Demeter. Right: Frank Ransom’s A Broken Idol.
Literary and Religious Figures





Left to right. (a and b) Sir Thomas Brock's Eve. (c) Thomas Woolner's Lady Godiva. (d) Sir Francis Derwent Wood's's Atalanta. (e) Sir Edgar Bertram Mackennal.'s Salome.
Venus and Circe




Diana and Atalanta




Psyche


Left: Psyche by Francis Derwent Wood. Right: Psyche and the Cabinet of Venus by Horace Montford.
Allegorical Figures









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Last modified 27 May 2013